I had my breast filler removed at Fore. I had it done on December 9, and it’s now approaching the 2-month mark. About 10 years ago, at a clinic in Gangnam, I got breast filler on the director’s recommendation after being told my breasts could become larger easily and naturally without surgery. I was doing fine, but starting about 2 years ago, I began noticing something felt off with my body. I’m not sure if it was because of the filler, but I wasn’t in good condition, felt tired, and above all, I could feel lumps in my breast area. So from then on, I looked into clinics, but I was so scared of going and having it removed that I just told myself it was probably fine and went about my daily life.
Then from the latter half of last year, I had many lumps on the right side, and I started feeling slight breast pain and heat. When I saw that lumps were also forming in the upper part of my left breast, I decided to have it removed. I had consultations at 3 places, looked into them, and decided to do it at Fore. Director Kim Min-young confidently said she would remove as much as possible as well as she could, and after seeing endoscopic photos showing other people’s filler had been removed well, I thought I should do it here. There were a huge number of reviews.
After setting the surgery date, I had the filler removed using an axillary endoscopic surgical method. I think it took about 2-3 hours, and when I woke up from anesthesia, I remember being extremely cold more than being in pain. At that time, the nurses took good care of me, and the director also came after surgery and told me the removal had gone well and not to worry. The next day, I went to the clinic for follow-up and received laser treatment and antibiotics. A week later, the stitches were removed, and I felt somewhat relieved when they said there would probably be almost no scar. Since then, I’ve continued going every 2 weeks for follow-up checks and armpit taping.
For the first 1-2 weeks right after surgery, it was difficult to use strength in my chest area and hard to raise my arms, but there was no problem with daily life or driving. After that, I felt fine.
I had been very worried that after filler removal my breasts would sag a lot or the shape would become strange, but fortunately they did not sag severely and were close to symmetrical, so I was satisfied. In particular, when the filler was removed, my left breast was sagging more, so the director did something like fixing the inframammary fold? Because of that, I think even after removal, the breast shape and symmetry ended up fairly balanced. It felt like they didn’t only focus on removing the filler, but also considered the breast shape. In my case, they said it wasn’t easy because I had a lot of filler and a lot of infiltration. Even in my own opinion, I could feel many lumps, so I was very worried. Thankfully, now I can hardly feel the lumps, and they removed as much as possible, so I think I made the right choice doing it here.
I hope anyone worrying about filler removal gets it removed quickly. It feels like the later you leave it, the more side effects develop. After getting my filler removed here, I’m no longer stressed, and now I finally feel at ease.